I may have adopted a genderfluid identity for almost 2 years now... My girlfriend, who is trans herself told me that I'm a girl in the body of a male, that she could see it in me the longer we were together... While I don't experience dysphoria using he pronouns, I don't feel dysphoric using she or they either. I don't also suffer from bottom dysphoria, she told me she could begin to see it. I don't like body or facial hair, thoughts about going on cross-sex hormones, the fact that I interact with a lot of trans people, I watch alot of LGBT related content creators (NOAHFINNCE, Jamie Dodger, Samantha Lux, etc...), she said she could see it because of the way I walk n stuff, my hair, my eyes (the way they would dilate), my body language and my voice. And especially a convo my mother had with an old neighbor of ours years back asking if it was possible that I was supposed to be a girl because of the body language I would exhibit and my eyes, it was seen that I was gay with these signs from my family that they saw. but my gf could tell that I was trans. Is this possible? Have I not been accepting myself?
#I think I may be a transfeminine egg...
hasty timber
I may have adopted a genderfluid identity for almost 2 years now... My girlfrien...
Don't listen exclusively to what someone else tells you. Content creators, eyes, those kinds of things.. it doesn't make you a particular gender. No one else but you can tell you who you'd like to be.
Whatever you identify as should be whatever you're most comfortable as. It doesn't matter if you don't experience dysphoria, or if you only experience some. Whatever pronouns, name and labels you like the best is the one that you should choose :))
coarse dragon
could I use "trans" while Identify as genderfluid?
vapid aurora
could I use "trans" while Identify as genderfluid?
Yes, you don't need to but if you feel that the label fits then the label fits.